Markus Ullmann skribis 2008-05-07 12:22 (+0200):
# this plugin checks if a user exists in the vpopmail database
Note that a database check does not account for catch-alls
(.qmail-default, vdelivermail), qmail's extension mechanism
(.qmail-foo-default), and manually added anythings (.qmail-foo).
Juerd Waalboer schrieb:
Markus Ullmann skribis 2008-05-07 12:22 (+0200):
# this plugin checks if a user exists in the vpopmail database
Note that a database check does not account for catch-alls
(.qmail-default, vdelivermail), qmail's extension mechanism
(.qmail-foo-default), and manually
Markus Ullmann skribis 2008-05-10 23:23 (+0200):
Are you going to release your plugin? If so, I would like to include it
(as a level 0 solution) in Qmail::Deliverable::Comparison.
Feel free to take it and improve it as you feel the need.
That's not what I meant.
Hi fellows,
as we have an auth check for vpopmail already, it would make sense to
have a check for allowed recipients there as well IMHO.
Attaching one, if someone feels like using it, feedback appreciated :)
Best Regards
Markus Ullmann
# this plugin checks if a user exists in the vpopmail
Hi,
If you have mysql as backend for vpopmail, an vpopmail plugin is
available:
http://wiki.qpsmtpd.org/config:authentication
Afaik it works like a charm.
Regards,
Lucas
Hi fellows,
as we have an auth check for vpopmail already, it would make sense to
have a check for allowed
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Hi Lucas,
that's what I meant.. the one you refer to is for smtp auth. The one I
posted verifies whether the RCPT TO: is a valid account and errors out
if not. So slightly different ;)
Greetz,
-Jokey
Hi,
If you have mysql as backend for vpopmail, an
Markus Ullmann wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Hi Lucas,
that's what I meant.. the one you refer to is for smtp auth. The one I
posted verifies whether the RCPT TO: is a valid account and errors out
if not. So slightly different ;)
I would suggest that *any* plugin that needs to
